We design and implement cybersecurity governance frameworks. We analyze risks, integrate regulations and protect our clients' infrastructure.
Our work spans people, process and technology: aligning security practice with applicable regulation and each client's actual risk appetite, rather than importing a generic checklist.
As in our IT practice, we are vendor-agnostic when selecting and integrating security controls — endpoint protection, mobile device management, network segmentation and monitoring — choosing what's fit for purpose for each client rather than being tied to a single vendor's roadmap.
Secure communications are the exception: there we work as an official BlackBerry® partner. See our Secure Communications practice.
Structured analysis of exposure across systems, processes and third parties.
Security policy and governance design aligned to applicable regulation.
Selection and integration of controls to protect critical systems and data.
Risk assessment across systems, processes and third parties; governance frameworks and security policy aligned to applicable regulation; and the selection and integration of controls that protect critical systems and data.
No. Security practice is aligned with the regulation that applies to each client and with its actual risk appetite, covering people, process and technology.
Endpoint protection, mobile device management, network segmentation and monitoring, among others — chosen for fit, since the practice is not tied to a single vendor's roadmap.
Applicable regulation is built into the governance framework from the start, not added afterwards.